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Plaid Silks for Waistsc
In rich combination of colors Browne Blues and llcds 20 inch nt 7c
PLAID WOOLENS
for WniMs Rich combinations nt GOc and S 1
MOIRE SILKS
k Snake akin moircH for waists nro ono of the new things for Fall See
Jtbelll fhirtyeix inch Black ut 3100
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New Goods Arriving
New goods are coming in daily and wo lire showing tho latest New York
styles All the big New York houses are showing 1laid Silks Plaid Wool
en Broadcloth Serge Moire Silks and BO arc WP These are rotne ot
tho correct materials and when such houecs as Sterns or Mace cr Me
Crcry show them you can rest aanirod they will bo popular
iU SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KENTUCKY
BtANroui KY SKIT 10 1005
WB have n now tock of box impel
that wlllintercit iou New hnpes nnd
qualities Penny Ii Drug Store
PERSONALS
J F CUMMINS ta in Cincinnati pr
business Mn S J EMIIUY and wife are nt UK
Lexington fair
Mils ANNIC HOLTZCLAW is attending
the Lexington fnlr
C E Cox of Corbin spent Sundaj
with the homofolka here
MRM W HAYUKN of Paris was
hero last week on business
Miss MARY D KENNEDY Is now a
saleslady nt John P Jones
MR W A FOWLS and wife arc vis
ling relatives In Covinjjton
Miss CLAnA SIIEARIN of Lytle is the
KUttit of Miss Pearl Campbell
MR H C UuiOHT of Danville spent
Sunday with Mr W M Bright
SHERIFF yL S HAUGHMAN went over
to the Lexington fair this morning
MR D lJ EDMISTON of Ixmiavillc
1 spent several days at Crab Orchard
SquniB JAMES A DUDDERAR who
hM been sick several weeks is out
again
MRS J It UUBSELU has returned
from a protracted visit to relatives in
the West
Miss STELLA HUPLEY has returned
I from a visit to Mis Nina Carpenter at
FerryvillcTIIE
TilE Current Event Club will meet
with Mrs J C Hays at 330 Thurs
day afternoon
MKSsita MARK HARDIN J T Km
bry and It C Engleman Jr arc at
the Lexington fair
Mn AND MRS R G BRIGHT of Nor
mal ill spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs W M Bright
MRS A II SEVERANCE who has
been at Hcndcrsonville N C has join
t ed her little son here
MISSES LUCILLF MENEFEB and Susie
Saunders have returned to Boulder
Mont to teach again
MESDAMES W A COFFEY and J L
Owens of McKinney paid this office n
pleasant call yesterday
MRS S M LoOAN and little son of
Wilmore are with her parents Judge
and Mrs M C Saullcy
Miss NETTIE BECK left Saturday for
Home N Y where she will teach in
the School for the Deaf
MR A D HOOT leaves today to join
his son at Roosevelt 0 T and look
after his interests there
ALtlB FIELDS a splendid young man
of Turncrsvillc has taken a position
with P G Warner Son
McKENZie BROWN and Conn Brown
left Wednesday for Central University
Danville Mt Vernon Signal
MR W M WHEAT wife and son of
All Salem went to Cincinnati yester
day to buy goods for his store
JUDGE W M MYERS and Mr Geo
Hughes of Hustonvilie went to Wil
I liamsburg yesterday on business
Miss LINDA MILLER left Sunday for
Omaha Neb where she has engaged
to teach in tho School for the Deaf
MRS JAMES MILLER and children re
turned to Ashford Ala yesterday
I Mrs Sue Holmes accompanied them
MR JAMES HOUK was the guest of
his friend Mr L R Hughes while re
t turning Ind toMt Vernon from Jamestown
IndJOE WRIGHT of Mllledgeville has
hone to Spain to purchase and Import
a big lot of jack stock for the Kentucky
market i
marketDR G SINGLETON of Bowling
Green continues ill of malarial fever
at the home of his brother Dr T H
Singleton at McKinney
Mus R L BERRY of Sharpaburg
is with her parents Mr and Mrs A
M Fcland Mrs Poland who was
threatened with blood poisoning is
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much better
Mn WALTER FOWLE of Rowland is
tho youngest grandfather in this sec
tion His daughter Mrs Robert Hem
don of Klrksville has recently present
I ed her husband with a son
Mn ROBERT C SAUFLEY who has
been with Porter the Somerset drug
gist was here last week to bid his
mother farewell before going to Cleve
land 0 to enter the drug business
LOCALS
WANTED Shetland pony Gentle
for little girl to drive A T Martin
Somerset KyS
FOR RENT VanDe 1 veer house with
4 bam and lot Somerset Street
t e1YMDevMl
IAGENT J S RICE Hold 33 tickets to
j Cincinnati Sunday
WHEAT ground for rent Al G
Huffman Stanford
JUJU Plymouth Rock pullets and roos
ters for sale Mrs Will Shanks Stun
ford
LOST spotted liver colored setter
Loft Friday night Reward W H
Hughes McKInney
CANNEL coal Glon Mary and Jellico
coal See me before you buy W S
Wigham Moreland
LOST Gold pin between Warners
grocery and Misses VnnDcvecrn milli
nery store Leave at this office
CHANGE Tho K C will leave the
Stanford depot hereafter at 440 A 11
instead of 460 A M Bear in mind
SEED WHEAT New Columbia re
cleaned Yielded 33 bushels to the
aero this year Also seed rye J H
Baughman Co
TEXAS BILLS Wild West show gave
two performances fairly good crowds
Saturday The show was up to the av
erago given by small companies
FoitSALKOR RKNTMy twostory
residence in Stanford with lot garden
fruit trees and all necessary outbuild
ings Address J K VanArsdalc
FOR SALK Two good milk cows
one will be fresh Nov 1 some calves
plows barrow good 2horse wagon
and harness J F Cash Highland
FOR SALE Two large brick store
rooms on North side of Main Street in
the best business block in the town of
Stanford Ky occupied by two prompt
paying firms J S Owslcy Sr
NOTICK All persons having claim
against Lincoln county must file same
properly verified In my office not later
than Saturday Sept 23 1905 G B
Cooper clerk By E D Pennington
D C
JUDGE W L DAWSON carrier on
Rural Route No2 traveled during the
year ending Sept IB 8085 miles
handled 36231 pieces of mail issued 43
money orders and delivered 26 registered
letters
THK reliable nursery firm of H F
Hlllentnyor ct Son Lexington make
their annual fall announcement this
Issue Rend what they say and if you
need plants shrubs vines etc write
to them for prices
THE Ladles Aid Society of tho Md
Kinney Baptist church will give an ice
cream supper nnd bazaar at the Mac
cabee Hall nt that place next Saturday
night Everybody is cordially invited
to como and help n good cause
THE Madison County Medical Society
held n pleasant and interesting session
ut tho Elks Club Rooms yesterday
morning Dr J G Carpenter of
Stanford was the guest of honor and
rend a paper Richmond Register
DAVISMr George R Davis was
nominated for State Senator by the re
publicans in their convention at Huston
vlllo Saturday Ho is from Boyle coun
ty is about C5 years old and is said to
be u successful farmer owning about
300 acres of land near Danville Tho
convention which was presided over by
Mr F P Combcat of Casey was har
monious we nro told George D Flor
ence of this place was honored by be
ing made secretary Dr R L Davi
Bon nominated Mr Davis No other
name was presented
THE Full Entertainment at Oak
Grove near Yoacmito Saturday was OnkI
largely attended but was enjoyable
throughout Messrs Q C Jones and
E 1L Kelsay had mapped out n pleas
ing program for tho delectation of their
guests and it was carried out almost to
t letter Tho most amusing contest I
was that for tho premium hung up for I
tho best looking candidate Mr Chas
F Montgomery the democratic nomi
nee for county attorney carried olr tho
laurels over the democratic nominees and
Lincoln Wells took the blue over his re
publican running mates Mr Wells who
is one of tho cleverest republicans in
tho county is the nominee for sheriff j
Hie 260 offered tho person who climb
l d a greased pole was not won not
withstanding three young men tried
manfully to get it The pole was too
slick A number of contests in which
young ladies took part were very amus
ing There were two base ball games
and other outdoor sports indulged in
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ITilE Kings Daughters Society cleared
12 at their ice cream supper at Tur
f nersville Friday night
IPETE COFFEY a respected oM colored
man died Friday in Doolcyvillc of 11
complication of troubles
POWELL DYE have moved their
sawmill from Neals Creek to Mr Jake
Robinsons place on Hanging Fork
FOR SALE A good stock of genera
merchandise in best town in Southern
Kentucky Box 142 Somerset Ky
MRS JL V MOORE the McKinne
milliner is receiving her Call and win
ter hats bonnets etc Call and Bee
them
HOWARD CAMNITZ of Hustonvilie
with the Toledo team won two fine
I games Saturday for that club His ex
cellent playing was highly compliment
ed
etiI WILL leave Stanford Nov 1 Thoa
wishing old furniture made new will
kindly give me the work In once
that I may do it before that date Ed
ward Johnson
PRESIDENT IL H UnONAUGII and Sec
retary W D Wallin of the Crab Orch
ard Fair Association claim they lost no
money on their last exhibition The
paid all debts they say and are not In
financial distress They will soon Issue
a statement to the stockholders showing
the condition of the association
DR T F CLEAVER has sold his hand
I some country home near town to C
T Bohon of Hustonvillc for 12000
I Possession will be given November 20
says a Lebanon dispatch If this
means that this splendid gentleman and
his excellent family will move from the
West End we sincerely hope there is a
mistake somewhere Mr Bohon is
needed just where he is at
WILBUR R SMITHS T BUSINESS COL
LEGE Lexington Ky has educated
many young men and women for useful
ness and independence and tho greatest
success Bookkeeping Shorthand
Typewriting and Telegraphy taught by
experienced teachers Kentucky Uni
versity diploma under seal awarded our
graduates Great demand for grad
uates of this College at fino salaries
Recognized as the cheapest best and
highest honored business college
This session 600 students from 20 States
havo attended Students can begin at
any time and receive individual instruc
Lion For particulars visit the College
S W corner of Main and Mill streets
or address Wilbur R Smith Lexington
Ky
KyJUSTWIARIJ
JUSTIFIABLE SHOOTING Attorney
Charles Mctcalf of Pineville was on
Sundays train returning from Valpa
raiso Ind whero ho had been to see
his nephew Charley Mctcalf who shot
n young man at Laporte Ind last
week Ho says his nephew w clearly
Justifiable in what ho did he having
been knocked down by his antagonist
who enticed him into a dark part of
town for a private talk When they
arrived at the scene of the trouble the
young man is said to have asked Mr
Metcalf if he said certain things about
a young lady and when ho answered
that he had not tho fellow who is
much larger than Mr Metcalf struck
him u terrific blow It was then that
Mctcalf shot Tho wound is not a dan
gcrons one Whilo in the doctors of
Ice a large shoemakers knife as sharp
as a razor fell from the fellows pock
et which shows that he meant business
when he attacked Mr Metcalf No ar
arIrest
rest was made and the case will not be
aired in the courts
IT is right strange how carefully our
good paying subscribers and patrons
cad our notices asking for remittances
ind how tow of those who owe us nnd
tor whose benefit the notices are print
ed pay any attention to them This is
lot ns it should be and in order to keep I
in closer touch with our business we i
vill be compelled to take steps toward
collecting the accounts of those who
re fur behind We will begin this
week to send out statements to this
lass of patrons and those who fail to
I
csnond promptly may not be surprised
to find their accounts in tho hands of
Attorney L R Hnghcs who is one of
tho best collectors in this section We
dislike to resort to this method but our
patience has grown threadbare with
hose who can pay and wont pay and
ve propose to make it hot for that class
of people By the way this does not
mean those who have never received
itatements nor those who pay accounts
on presentation
IkIt
A LOT of farming implements an <
odds and ends of household goods for
sale C A Cox Stanford
THE L N will run an excursion to
Louisville Sept 24th at 175 for tin
roundtrip Train leaves Stanford at
G30 A M
SAILOR JEAN who is pushing a Trot
leyette to every State capital in the U
S a distance of 22000 miles will be
here tomorrow
LOGAN THOMPSON left with us yes
terday an car of corn 13A inches long
on which there are 24 rows of Good
grains making nearly 1500 grains
ROBINSON Mrs Bettie Robinson
mother of Mrs Mattie White died at
the tatters home at 5 oclock yesterda
afternoon aged SC Revs Joseph Bai
lou and L M Omer will preach the
funeral at her late home on the Dan
ville pike at 3 oclock this afternoon
Interment In Buffalo Cemetery
hamberlains Cough Reme
dy
This U a medicine of great worth
and merit Try it when you have a
cough or cold and you are certain to
to bo pleased with the quick relit
it afford It Is pleasant to take and
can always be depended upon For
salo by all druggists
FOR SALE
Thro piece 40xm feel itnndnnl 8ounc
white Tarpaulin nuItHule for wagon cover
tentu Ac Will s llnsawholeor l > v piece
or cut In wagon theft If xO feet for Ilu
than wholetulr colt Call on or mMrem
J HOOhUKUOrnb Orchard Ky
H ous 9 Woman Wanted 1
Idedretoengage tho neivlcopi of n middle
lilted white woman to do work for family of
two Hlit murt tie nent nnd renpectnble nnd
without Incumtirnnce loot home nnd good
Batat
Mlorl > ln Ky
H F HILLENMEYER t SONS
Blue Crass Nurseries
Lexington KY
Otter for the Hull ot lUfin full stock of fruit
and ornamental tree grape Ins iikpnn
Kins Mimll fruttK rliuUirl Kliruln etc W t
employ no upvnt lint sell direct to the
planter Dialogue on application
RENT AND SALE I
linvingfoughtthe McKinney Itoller Mill
I wlllon
FRIDAY HK1T S 1106
Mllnllot my far ml UK Implements nnd per
sonal property connlttliiK of 31 twoyenr
oltlnitllo fctrlcttv No 1 weighing from I
Oil to 1lm pound also 2 3 yearling cattle
wrlilil uliout fret pou nil about 31 or mori
cult s weight ftu or no pound mule
hones cows and calvt t halt d and loose hay
TKIIMH Orwllt until Jnn I 111 on nil
IUIIIH over fio NeKotlalilo note lioarlnK C
percent required ot purchaser
J H MUltI I V McKlnmy Ky
T D KngllKhAuct
Do You Want a
Home
If MI wo mil furnish you one any kind
youwimt J hll > for 1111 II grtiit variety
of farms dwelling houses biulnem house
and business proposition
If You Want a Farm
write its what kind of n place you are look
Hit for wlnit sin whnt Improvement
then located how much you II Ill willing to
Invvnt and nny other pertinent Information
die have InrniH of all adzes character and
prlcex and we lire certain to lntere t you If
vou aro on till market A postal card will
mug you one of our printed lists
OKNTIlAb KY UKAI KHTATK OO
It K YOVNH Tresldent
Ijelmuon Ky
PUBLIC SALE I
I will nt my place of renldenco on the Fall
Jekt PrlppHiR Hprlnt Turnpike 1 mile
east 01 lllpchlI Hitrangs mlle Iron Crab
Drehanl and Uincaster and eluht mile
from Mtlll1lold on
troniHtanfordonTHXTHHDAY
THXTHHDAY XT 10 X5
> 11 to the lilBhmil nnil hest Wilder my farm
ontalnliiK Ii acres of llrKtclata IlIn111l1
era of It UlniS now In hemp Also nt the
< nmt > time and place 1 will hell all of my
lories mules cattle fat hoRNIncludlnK ono
air of the last work horses In Clarrard
oiintv also an extra gooil palrof mules to
ether with ruing lmplement contlitlnK
of ono new hickory wagon never used n lot
of luMiip tat liarreU of goal corn nnd many
ither thing too numerous to mention
TKIIMH OK HAIK Thw real estate will
Mihold for oouthllll cunli tmlnnce In one
woand three years time with Interest on
leferred payment until paid with lei II iy
tined to seciiro their payment The pir
mat nropiTty will IK sold ns follows 1 Un
ler taica h III hand over thnt amount n
redlt of It monttn will be Kven with Inter
> it until paid For nil deferred payment a
uitu with Rood wcurlty will lie required
lIIYllble lit the Crab Orchard Banking Oo
IhI8 Is n splendid opportunity to secure a
rlllot roved flritCliiH home It will 1st
sold without reservo nod no byblddlng will
s x ranltird J buvtt concluded too Vest
11111 for that reason um Imving this sale
W B BKNNKTT
wIewGe lIIe Af
001 J P Chandler Auct
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Girls School Caps 3
Many shapes andcolors nt 2oc fOe 75c and 1
LADIES NECKWEAR
New line of Full styles in lace collars Black White and Cream at 15c
to > 2
SCHOOL HOSE
Wo are oferillg sane splendid values in school hose at lOc 15c and Loc
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Sec the Buster Brown School Hose with four pair we give youn Muster
Brown tablet pencil pen eraser drawing book paints and ruler
150 Shoes
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for
WOMEN and SCHOOL GIRLS
Nice styles and the best wearers to be
had at a low price
They are the equal of many Shoes
sold for 2 See the values we
offer in Womens Shoes for
One Dollar and Fifty
Cents
NtiN1
CUnniNSMCLARY
1INSMCLARYStanford
To popularize their new business in new buildings with New Stocks nnd
New Lines being added
JG Weatherford Co
HUSTONVILLK KENTUCKY
Asks you to call and you will be convinced that they can
feather your nestum
DANVILLE SHOE STORE
Woodson Sallee Successors to Cald
well Lanier
DANVILLE KENTUCKY
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FALL IS ON US I We arc ready with the goods I Snappy stud for
Men Women mid Children Our fdioo1 shoes cant bo beat Kdelens
Level Best nnd Honest Mike needno introduction J SPLENDID
LINE TRUNKS DRESS SUIT CASES ETC Everything in Gents
Furnishings Make our store headquarters when in Danville
George P Crow Salesman
Eclipse Shoes
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350 and 4 Per Pair
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Have just received our Fall nnd Winter Stock
in all the different leathers Young men are
especially invited to call Rndsee ourline
W E PerkinsCrab
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Crab Orchard
Ky
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